Okay, here is a place for the Golfers to talk about tournaments, clubs, swing help or thoughts.
Today is the Players Championship, which I think ought to be the 5th Major. Largest pot in the PGA. The daunting 17th, which seems to bring excitement every year. At least we will get to see Sergio blow up yet again.
Originally Posted by smittysbar:
No I was stating that having slow greens means ALOT less work for the crew, hell if they can get away with it and keep the job, then why not. This is what I do, and rest assured I will have a hose in my hand every morning for the the next week hand watering, but we will still have the fastest greens around, stinting at 11 to 12 in these conditions, in the morning with moisture on. Cutting at .09 of an inch, and verticutting several times throughout the year.
If you're able to keep them at .09 this time of year, awesome. I just come up again last week because of the heat. [Reply]
Epic choke job. It was his and then he blows another short one on 11 and it was all done.
Clarke got a couple of tremendous breaks today. His balls skirting the bunkers saved him probably 3+ shots.
I think Phil missed 6 putts inside of three feet this week. It's all on him, but he's an idiot for going with Dave Stockton and that forward press. It throws the line and speed way too much on short putts. [Reply]
Phil's swing also got really loose on the last several holes.
As far as greens go, the problems with the greens that I play is that they are bumpy in spots due to jackasses not repairing pitch marks.
Most courses are going to a more economical approach in regards to maintenance, but that doesn't match up with bent grass greens. They can't survive in Midwestern summers without a ton of water. [Reply]
